David Ellsworth, 1809-1872, his ancestors and descendants

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James Henry Ellsworth, son of David E. in his blacksmith shop in Safford, Arizona about 1905. Note the 'smitty' tools, wagon wheel. Taken by his son Ernest, against his will.

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Ernest Ellsworth and Julia Curtis family, about 1917, back row left to right: Fern, Ben, Ray. middle row, Julia, Ernest. Front row, left to right: Virginia, Carl (Paul not yet born).

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James Henry Ellsworth family, about 1900
(James, son of David Ellsworth and Dianna [Livingston?])

Front row, left to right: Mae, James Henry, Eliza Roxy McCleve, Clarence.Back row, left to right: Emma Diana, William, Sarah, Ernest, Edith. This is a scan taken from an original photograph.

Transcribed deeds, Oswego County, 1820 - 1841

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Transcribed deeds, Oswego County, 1820 - 1841

Diana, lost, but ggrandmother to thousands

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Diana married David Ellsworth in about 1830, give or take a year or two. She had been the widow of James Look of Oswego, NY. By David she had 2 children: James Henry Ellsworth, born 1832 and Lucinda, born 1834. I say 'lost' because we really are not sure of her maiden name (Livingston? Herrick?), so we don't know who her parents were. Dozens of her descendants have spent thousands of hours trying to research her true identity.
Lynn Ellsworth